Create oscilloscope driver

[ENENT'COm]

Hello,

II have an osilloscope agilent that i should create his driver  with visa instrument controle ,have you any document that can help me, 

should i based  on c/c++ driver  ???

thanks 

[Dennis_Knutson]

You've checked with agilent and they don't have a driver? For c, IVI-C drivers are common. There are also IVI-COM and IVI-.NET. Specs are at ivifoundation.org.

[Albert.Geven]

This one is probably found on instrument driver net

goto hel find instrument driver in LabVIEW and see what happens

[ENENT'COm]

 have the driver but i have a problem so i decided to developping my own driver to ovoid this probleme and to much learn 

LabVIEW Instrument Driver Development

thanks 🙂

[Dennis_Knutson]

If you are using LabVIEW, why ask about c/c++?

If you have a problem with a driver, you need to provide details on what the problem is. And in any case, it is far simpler to modify an existing driver than to create one from scratch.

[ENENT'COm]

you are right ,but to correct this problem i have to understand the driver ,

I'am sorry i thinked that write buffer is a command to  call function (in .DLL files)  🙂

so my probleme is, i'am don't understand  this command .
 

[Dennis_Knutson]

You probably need to take the LabVIEW fundamentals classes or at the very least, some of the free tutorials. You should also have context help open. Format Into String and Scan from String are pretty fundamental.

While it's nice for you to look at the block diagram, is there an actual problem where you are getting an error?

[johnsold]

The commands you do not understand are instrument commands, not LabVIEW. They parts of a string being sent to the oscilloscope. Consult the manual for the instrument to understand what they do.

Lynn

[crossrulz]

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@ENENT'COm wrote:

 have the driver but i have a problem so i decided to developping my own driver to ovoid this probleme and to much learn

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What does the driver not do that you need it to?  Or do you just not understand what you need to call?

[ENENT'COm]

yes,just i need to understand to call functions 🙂